Article Archive

August 16th 2003

• • News

  • Into the past, present, future News
  • Surgeons to the rescue News
  • Barely the sum of its parts News
  • The cold, cosmic wind of absence News
  • They said it couldn't be done . . . News
  • This Week They Said News
  • Memory loss woman reunited with family News
  • The awesome task of trying to mend Liberia News
  • Street children of Baghdad face many dangers News
  • Arts Council invites applications for funding News
  • Man killed in Mayo as tractor and car collide News
  • University College Dublin: 2002 feeder schools News
  • Trinity College Dublin: 2002 feeder schools News
  • Hearing the whisper of alien corn News
  • Eye on Nature News
  • Overdosing on reality News
  • Big house blues News
  • Man arrested in pub shooting inquiry News
  • Man in stable condition after Belfast stabbing News
  • Burst pipe leaves north Dublin without water News
  • Search resumes for missing Limerick widow News
  • Bush calls worst blackout US history a 'wake-up call' News
  • Woods struggling to make an impact News
  • Arsenal, United open with wins News
  • Ronaldo steals show in United win News
  • Cork make sure at the second attempt News
  • Ireland overpower Wales at Lansdowne News
  • New boys show Pompey the way at the top News
  • Dunn gets Birmingham off to winning ways News
  • All Blacks end Tri-Nations undefeated News
  • Increase in private school students going to university News
  • Value of €1.1bn benchmarking bill questionable News
  • Two in custody after €120,000 drugs find News
  • College fees controversy could yet resurface News
  • OECD priority will be access for disadvantaged News
  • Maynooth College: 2002 feeder schools News
  • Israel to hand back control of West Bank cities to Palestinians News
  • Libyan letter admits to Lockerbie bomb News
  • Alabama judge defiant News
  • Close tax loopholes, says Arianna, who pays no tax News
  • When facts are the secret of good fiction News
  • Buffalo Bob and the wild east News
  • The lightness of an Anglo-Italian spark News
  • With all for one and one for all News
  • Brothers in blood and arms News
  • Sojourns in the serene republic News
  • The master of life studies News
  • Fanny's flight of fantasy News
  • Charming the pants off the nobility News
  • Pictures, pain and perception News
  • Paperbacks News
  • Catching the eagle's eye News
  • Horizons News
  • EcoWeb News
  • The State's most expensive entertainment News
  • The curse of the cold pint News
  • Rich man, poor man News
  • The scientist and the 'sexed-up' dossier News
  • Striving to resist detail News
  • Lighting the touchpaper News
  • When a sack of rice can buy a living kidney News
  • Right - and wrong - of way News
  • That scandalous Mitford girl News
  • Popular jockey with a will to win News
  • Celebrated tap dancer of stage and screen News
  • Popular teacher who advanced engineering News
  • Former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin dies in Saudi hospital News
  • Libya accepts responsibility for Lockerbie News
  • Omagh families criticise absence of Taoiseach News
  • Fake DVDs worth euro120,000 seized in Dundalk News
  • Three men remanded on terrorism charges News
  • Weather forces Iceland whale ships to stay in port News
  • Full power resumes across New York state News
  • Schwarzenegger lags in California poll News
  • Families still cool on Libyan Lockerbie deal News
  • More peacekeepers land as Liberia talks stumble News
  • Ethnic fighting erupts in Nigerian oil city News
  • New York subway resumes service after blackout News
  • Microsoft claims victory over virus attack News
  • Fire hits Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline, flow halted News
  • Debutant Kirtley provides England's drive News
  • Micheel leads PGA, Harrington survives News
  • Omagh families criticise absence of Taoiseach News Gerry Moriarty
  • Irish fans and imitators mark the life and living legacy of the King News John Downes
  • Neary case set to go to High Court News Carl O'Brien
  • Police suspect loyalists of arson attack on home News George Jackson
  • No butts - carry an ashtray News Nuala Haughey
  • New inspector of mental health News Christine Newman
  • Decision soon on Irish troops to Liberia News Carl O'Brien
  • FAI challenged over stance on booing of Rangers players News Frank McNally
  • Police may have found body of kidnapped engineer News Carl O'Brien
  • Painkiller warning for pregnant women News Kitty Holland
  • Children will help to select own protector News Nuala Haughey
  • Passengers required to have control card as Cork to Dublin train sold out News Christine Newman
  • Gardai appeal for information on missing father and daughter News Conor Lally
  • FBI to train gardai in search plans News Conor Lally
  • Access programmes help but can't disguise disadvantage News Kathryn Holmquist
  • Racism 'alive and well' in Tramore, says councillor News Alison Healy
  • Waterford only regional airport where drugs seized last year News Alison Healy
  • Search continues for missing woman (80) News Kathryn Hayes
  • Novena expected to attract 100,000 News Liam MacNally
  • Tralee roses losing their blooms to sneaky thieves News Anne Lucey
  • Shots fired at Limerick car News Kathryn Hayes
  • Bush calls biggest blackout in US history a 'wake-up call' News Ian Kilroy , Boston
  • 200,000 fans to make it a sporting weekend News Joe Humphreys
  • Power will not be restored fully until Monday News Ian Kilroy
  • Blackout is unlikely here News Patrick Butler
  • Terror suspect 'planning attack' News Amy Kazmin
  • Russian couple tried to sell baby News Nick Paton Walsh

  • Sport

  • Sun-day games have me hot and bothered Sport
  • Croke Park experience tips balance in Cork's direction Sport
  • Champions still seem to have all the options Sport
  • Rough times in Rochester for all Sport
  • Little reason for things to change at the top Sport
  • Not quite as encouraging as it seems Sport
  • Home bird waiting to take off Sport
  • Roman empire won't rise overnight Sport
  • Testing times ahead for Derry Sport
  • Freeman sets it up Sport
  • Skerries stand tall Sport
  • Waterford double up Sport
  • Drogheda triumph Sport
  • O'Flynn sends Rovers packing Sport
  • Easy going with the weight of expectation Sport
  • If Cork go up a gear it's bye-bye Wexford Sport
  • Time and bias rule out consensus Sport
  • Cork defence will be tested Sport
  • Kerry stroll into final Sport
  • McGinley suspended Sport
  • Ireland looking to get basics right Sport
  • Once more into the front line Sport
  • Clarke and McGinley exit early Sport
  • Fraser hits the front in Moscow Sport
  • Ulster cruise past the winning post Sport
  • Gustafson in line for double victory Sport
  • A hectic weekend for Smullen and Kinane Racing Leopardstown preview Sport

  • Business

  • IBEC seeks accelerated reduction of public sector jobs Business
  • Elan to pay out $2.1m for deadline reprieve Business
  • Shoppers took to town in June Business
  • Ryan in talks with Chinese airline Business
  • FreshAer faces closure if investors not found Business
  • Rise in house prices to drop by year-end Business
  • Irish computer sales see double-digit growth Business
  • US deflation risks ebb as prices rise Business
  • Hibernia Foods has plans to cut debt as it reports €6.7m losses Business
  • Eircom drive to win back users draws fire from rival operators Business
  • Digital Hub hit as major tenant closes Business
  • Liquidator appointed to Dublin CD manufacturer Business
  • Call for name and shame policy for errant banks Business
  • Vida set to create 150 Irish jobs with five new gyms Business
  • Elan drops as deadline passes but regains losses by close Business

  • Opinion

  • Reforming the public sector Opinion
  • Omagh remembers Opinion
  • The anger in their eyes Opinion
  • 10 years on and looking for some sparkle in a dull Dail Opinion
  • Emigrants deserve a Seanad vote Opinion
  • Criticise Taoiseach for anything - but not that wedding Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • FF divisions over smoking Letters
  • Kicking the sliotar Letters
  • Gyms and gender Letters
  • Thinking Anew Communion and community Letters
  • Rawness of humanity in a city that can sleep Opinion
  • At the table we nurture bonds of kith and kin Opinion
  • Three men hold key to Latin America Opinion
  • Ahern wedding in France Letters
  • DNA fingerprinting and liberties Letters
  • Booing at Lansdowne Letters
  • Lissadell House Letters
  • Milosevic and Sharon Letters
  • Sex-change for a heroine Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Reviews Culture
  • Peter Handke: Belinda McKeon on loss, longing and language Books Belinda McKeon